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Closed-session disclosure: Orange County met on Damon Tucker lawsuit; no reportable action
Summary
A clerk disclosed that Orange County met in closed session under Government Code authority to discuss Damon Tucker v. County of Orange (SES 1) and that the board took no reportable action, according to the public disclosure.
A clerk disclosed that, pursuant to Government Code section 54956.9, Orange County met in closed session today to discuss litigation in Damon Tucker v. County of Orange and that the board took no reportable action, the clerk said.
The clerk identified the item on the agenda as "SES 1" and named the case as Damon Tucker versus County Of Orange. The clerk also read a contact line — "Response@ocgov.com" — that was provided for follow-up or public correspondence.
"The board took no reportable action on that item," the clerk said, summarizing the outcome of the closed-session discussion. The public disclosure did not list any motions, votes, or directions resulting from the session.
Under California law, local agencies must disclose limited information about closed sessions that concern litigation; the disclosure here identified the statutory authority cited by the clerk, the litigation matter, and that no reportable action was taken. No further details about the substance of the discussion or next steps were provided during the disclosure.
The public disclosure concluded without additional announcements.
